1 Peacemakers: The Paris Peace Conference of 1919 and Its Attempt to End War (2002), also published as Paris 1919: Six Months That Changed the World (2003); influential survey excerpt and text search. 2  Paxton, Robert O., and Julie Hessler.
On your desktop you should see 'my computer' icon (or âcomputerâ with new operating systems). Double-click the My Computer icon, this icon is almost always located on the top left portion of the desktop and should look similar to the icons above as I mentioned.
Before we begin, please remember that âMy Computerâ is called as âThis PCâ in Windows 8.1. To begin, simply right click on your desktop background and choose the personalize option to open itâs menu. Over on the top left, click on the Change Desktop Icons option.You will see a new window pop-up, which will display the icons youâre most used to. You can choose from This PC (a.k.a My Computer), Recycle Bin, Network, and your Documents folder. Simply click on each icon that you want placed on your desktop.Once youâre done, click OK to confirm. Now go back to your desktop screen, and youâll see the icons restored just like they were in previous versions of Windows. Using the same process, you can remove any of the system icons whenever you like.ver on the top left, click on the Change Desktop Icons option. You will see a new window pop-up, which will display the icons youâre most used to. You can choose from This PC (a.k.a My Computer), Recycle Bin, Network, and your Documents folder. Simply click on each icon that you want placed on your desktop.